Frost F-614-S - Retail Feminine Hygiene Sanitary Napkin Dispenser – Free of Charge
Description:
Support ending period poverty with the Frost 614-S free retail feminine napkin dispenser. This slim, surface-mounted dispenser securely holds a variety of retail-sized feminine napkins (non-commercially boxed). Its versatile installation works with any wall type, making it ideal for schools, offices, recreational facilities, and commercial properties. With its professional appearance and user-friendly functionality, the Frost 614-S is a popular choice for maintaining clean and accessible washroom facilities.
Key Features:
- Durable Construction: Crafted from sturdy 22-gauge stainless steel for long-lasting use and reliability.
- Material: Made from all welded 22-gauge stainless steel with a Type 304 brushed finish for durability and style.
- Safety Design: Features friendly radius corners to enhance safety and prevent sharp edges.
- View Window: A convenient view window allows users to easily check when approximately 20 feminine napkins are remaining.
- Quick Access: The integrated door stop ensures fast access and easy loading, improving efficiency during restocking.
- Flexible Mounting: Designed with provisions for both two and four screw mounting, providing versatile installation options.
- Free Dispensing: Efficiently dispenses retail feminine napkins free of charge, supporting accessibility in public restrooms.
- Capacity: This unit holds 50 to 70 retail napkins, depending on the thickness and brand.
- Dimensions: 5.1″ W x 16″ H x 4.2″ D
- Weight: 3.3 lbs
Dispensing:
The Frost 614-S is designed to dispense free retail napkins, typically found in pharmacies or grocery stores. It accommodates non-commercially boxed individual napkins with a maximum pad size of 4.75" wide x 4" deep x 0.75" thick. To use, simply pull the napkins from the bottom slot. Refilling is easy with the provided key to open the top and insert new napkins into the empty slot.
View product reviews of the Frost 614-S - Free Retail Napkin Dispenser.
